2025-12-26 03:40:12

#数字资产市场动态 When this round of the market rose to 89,000, many people were feeling nervous. Those who could withstand the pullback pressure and were not shaken off ultimately gained a good profit.

In fact, opportunities are everywhere; the key is whether you have the courage to buy the dip and whether you can hold on after buying in. This round of the market provided nearly 2000 points of upward movement — for those who dared to bet and didn’t mess around, it’s a substantial return.

$BTC, $ETH, $SOL and other mainstream coins are all telling the same story: those with a steady mindset make money, while those with a chaotic mindset cut losses.

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LiquidityLarry

· 12-28 21:21

Holding on is the key, those who cut losses are all regretful

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SignatureVerifier

· 12-28 19:29

ngl the whole "diamond hands vs paperhands" narrative is just survivorship bias dressed up fancy... technically speaking, those 2000pts only look good retroactively, statistically improbable most retail actually timed it right

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DegenApeSurfer

· 12-27 19:54

I really didn't dare to chase that wave at 89,000, but I still made a profit, hehe The worst are those who can't hold on, watching helplessly If you ask me, it's all about mindset, nothing else

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HodlKumamon

· 12-27 03:34

Those who can't hold on are all paper hands. I calculated the Sharpe ratio for this wave, and it's really outrageous. During the 89000 wave, I was just thinking about when to buy the dip. As a result, I hesitated and didn't buy, and now I regret it terribly when looking at the data. Mindset is the most valuable thing; it's more valuable than any technical analysis. Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) truly saved me many times. Every time I thought it was over, I managed to survive. Are those who cut losses now regretting? Statistically, we've seen this pattern 28 times, and it has all bounced back.

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ClassicDumpster

· 12-26 04:09

Mindset really can determine everything. I'm the kind of person whose mindset is easily disturbed. I bought the dip at 89,000 but ended up cutting my losses again, losing a lot. If you can't hold on, you just can't hold on. I watch others make money with envy, while the coins I hold are shrinking in value. A 2000-point fluctuation is indeed significant, but the prerequisite is having the capital to withstand the pullback. As a retail investor like me, how can I withstand it? When mainstream coins fall, I want to cash out; when they rise, I regret not catching the opportunity. This is the real reason I cut my losses. Ultimately, it's a lack of resolve. Here comes another article, and I might have to cut my losses again.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 12-26 04:08

Those who can't hold on have long since run away, haha --- Exactly, it's a game of mentality. I just couldn't hold back... --- Back then at 89,000 I was really scared, now I regret it to death --- The problem is, when bottoming out, who knows where the bottom is, it's all guesswork --- Mainly depends on whether your principal is enough to withstand the pullback; retail investors can't hold on --- Selling at a loss is indeed a mentality issue. I am the one with a chaotic mindset --- The 2000-point fluctuation is not small, but unfortunately I missed it --- Alright, next time I’ll try to hold on, but I sold again this time --- BTC is the most aggressive, the first to sell off when falling, and the fastest to rise --- Not messing around, these four words are so true. That's my problem

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TokenCreatorOP

· 12-26 04:00

Holding on means earning, easy to say, but few actually stick with it.

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SellLowExpert

· 12-26 03:52

Can't hold on, brother. I was scared at 89,000. Now watching others make money is truly amazing.

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CompoundPersonality

· 12-26 03:45

It's a technical issue that can't be controlled; those who cut losses regret it afterward.